The object () function in Python
The object () function in Python returns an empty object. You cannot add new properties or methods to this object.
Continuing with the topic of built-in functions in Python, the article will introduce you to the object () function with syntax, usage as well as specific examples. Invites you to read the track.
The object () function in Python returns an empty object. You cannot add new properties or methods to this object. This return object is the basis for all classes, and contains default built-in properties and methods for all classes.
The syntax of the object () function in Python:
o = object()
Parameters of the object () function
The object () function contains no parameters.
The value returned from object ()
The object () function returns an empty object, the object has no features (Featureless Object).
Example 1: how does object () work?
See also: Python built-in functions
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